Generalized inverted exponential distribution as lifetime model
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New distributions have been developed as an alternative to commonly used models such as gamma, Weibull and exponential distribution, in modelling lifetime data in reliability analysis. Recently, a new distribution called the generalized exponential distribution, as an alternative generalization of the ordinary exponential distribution is used in lifetime modelling. On the other hand, generalized inverted exponential distribution is a transformation of the generalized exponential distribution. In this thesis, firstly the distributional properties of the inverted generalized exponential distribution are investigated in detail and then secondly the distribution is used to model some well-known real data sets in reliability literature, and is compared to commonly used models. Keywords: Reliability Analysis, Generalized Inverted Exponential Distribution, Modelling
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Göknur Aykanat
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Göknur Aykanat (Master Thesis). Generalized inverted exponential distribution as lifetime model, 2013, Çukurova University.
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